Tritanopia is a rare color vision disorder characterized by decreased perception of blue color, in which a person cannot distinguish between blue and green colors. With t ...
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Ambulatory-Pharmacy: medical equipment for providing first aid in the field An outpatient pharmacy is a set of medical equipment that is used to equip pharmacies and medi ...
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Accommodation (from Latin accomodatio - adaptation) is the ability of the human or animal eye to adapt to viewing objects located at different distances. The mechanism of ...
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Bouchard Regime: history and modernity The Bouchardat regime is a treatment technique that was developed in the 19th century by the French chemist and physician Henri Bou ...
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Intermission (from the Latin intermissio - delay, cessation, interval) is a break between acts or actions in theatrical performances, concerts, circus programs. An interm ...
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The nasal concha is the uppermost: anatomical description The superior concha, also known as the concha nasalis suprema, pna, bna, jna or concha of Santorini, is one of t ...
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Gifford's sign is a symptom in ophthalmology described by the American ophthalmologist Henry Gifford in the early 20th century. The symptom is as follows: with damage to ...
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The periosteal reflex (r. periostalis; synonym r. periosteal) is one of the tendon reflexes, which is caused by tapping the bone with a hammer at the site of tendon attac ...
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Alström-Olsen syndrome: description, symptoms and treatment Alström-Olsen syndrome, also known as Alström syndrome, is a rare genetic disorder that affects various organs ...
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